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T-Mobile and MetroPCS have finalized their merger deal, and will begin trading under a new ticker starting Wednesday. Executives from the new company will ring the morning bell on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange before the new company begins trading under the ticker "TMUS." Read full article...

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Facebook, its underwriters and the Nasdaq exchange continue to face scrutiny over the company’s $16 billion initial public offering, as a number of investors have filed lawsuits and regulators have called for investigations. Facebook’s stock closed at $32 today, up more than three percent since yesterday but still down from...

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The online real estate battle between San Francisco’s Trulia and Seattle’s Zillow is about to get a lot more interesting. Trulia today priced its public offering at $17 per share, above the anticipated range of $14 to $16 per share, according to PrivCo. The deal will raise about $102 million...

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When Apple (AAPL) neglected to announce any preorder sales figures for its new iPad mini tablet earlier this week, Wall Street got nervous. Now, with the new tablet’s launch just two days away, Apple’s stock is still dropping. In pre-market trading on Wednesday as the New York Stock Exchange prepared...

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Workday, a company offering online tools for enterprises to manage human resources, payroll, and finances, has set the terms for its IPO. The company is pricing its shares between $21 and $24 each, according to an SEC filing this morning. The company could raise as much as $628 million in...

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(elitedaily.com) It appears NASDAQ's campaign to convince Facebook to list their I.P.O. with them over the New York Stock Exchange has proven successful: inside sources told the New York Times today that Facebook has chosen NASDAQ. "The social network will list its shares on the Nasdaq under ticker symbol 'FB,' according to...

venturebeat.com

Wi-Fi technology and solutions maker Ruckus Wireless dropped about 4 percent in early trading today on the New York Stock Exchange, following its $126 million IPO last night. Ruckus priced its IPO for the NYSE at $15 a share, at the top of its estimated price range of $13...

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Defying the depressing trend set by Groupon and Facebook, Yelp’s share price was today lifted more than 22 percent following the expiration of the company’s first lock-up period. Roughly 53 million Yelp shares were freed for trading Wednesday as company insiders were given their first crack at cashing in...

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Are crowdfunding statistics the new counterfeiting statistics? Certainly they seem to have become a meme. If you know that crowdfunding is a big deal, it’s probably because you read all about it in TechCrunch, in May (“these portals raised $1.5 billion and successfully funded more than 1 million campaigns in...

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With revenue up 29 percent last year, do-it-yourself law shop LegalZoom filed for an IPO today. The company, which makes a range of low-cost legal products aimed at small businesses and consumers, said it earned $156 million in 2011. Its S1 filing did not include the number of shares it...

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If investors are paying attention in the enterprise market (and it looks like they are, based on Splunk's performance), Infoblox should have a good IPO tomorrow. Infoblox hopes to raise $106 million with about 1.8 million shares at a price between $12 and $14 a share, according to its S1....

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T-Mobile and MetroPCS have successfully closed the merger both wireless carriers set out on last year. Confirmed in the newly-merged company's fact sheet and investor page, the deal pairs T-Mobile USA's 34 million subscribers with the near 9 million tallied by MetroPCS. The Associated Press first reported that the...

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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged a man from Latvia after suspecting him of running an online fraud scheme in which he manipulated the prices of more than 100 New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq securities, causing a total loss of $2 million (1.4 million EUR). According to...

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Workday, a a cloud-based human resources provider, has begun trading on the New York stock exchange, and it's done so with a classic IPO pop. Priced at $28 per share, it's now going for ~$48, a 72% boost. That sounds like great news for Workday founder David Duffield and venture backers Greylock...

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Herbalife is one of the largest nutritional supplement companies in the world, employing some 5,000 people and working with nearly 2.7 million independent distributors in 88 countries worldwide. It sells more than six times the nutrition powder sold by GNC, Ensure, and Slim-Fast, combined. With a valuation of more...

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Business reviews site Yelp will today make a second impression on Wall Street with its Q2 2012 statement, its second earnings report as a public company. The company handily beat expectations by posting $32.7 million in revenue and a smaller-than-expected loss of $0.03 per share for the quarter. In...

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After debuting on the New York Stock Exchange last week with a huge pop in stock value, mobile ad network Millennial Media is now facing potential legal trouble from another mobile ad player. The company is facing a patent lawsuit by mobile marketing service, Augme Technologies. We’ve embedded the lawsuit...

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Mobile ad network Millennial Media will be listing its offering on the New York Stock Exchange, according to a new S-1 filing. The network, which filed its original S-1 in early January, aims to raise as much as $75 million in the offering. The company plans to list on the...

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Rackspace will open trading this morning on the New York Stock Exchange with a share price that dropped nearly 25% on Thursday. The stock dropped after the company missed its earnings, raising concerns the cloud price wars with giants like Amazon Web Services are taking its toll. The stock dropped...

venturebeat.com

The bungled handling of Facebook’s initial public offering may have left the door open for a rival suitor to win over the newest technology company on the market. The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is using Facebook’s NASDAQ opening day debacle — trading was delayed by 30 minutes as...

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The narrative that international venture capitalists were looking to the Far East for the next big thing appears to have changed, as investments in China are down, both in terms of dollars and deals, as noted by the San Jose Mercury News. 2012 saw $3.7 billion dollars invested and 202 deals...

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Andreessen (Photo via Wikipedia) Tableau Software is expected to start trading on the New York Stock Exchange this Friday under the ticker symbol “DATA,” marking the first Seattle tech company to go public since Zillow’s public offering in July 2011. Demand appears to be strong for the 10-year-old company, which...

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Ad retargeting company Criteo will go public later this year, according to a report by French publication JDN. JDN's sources say Criteo is still deciding between the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq, but it will seek to raise between $270 and $400 million when it goes public. Criteo was...

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Silicon Valley has fallen out of love with the initial public offering. By Kevin Kelleher, contributor FORTUNE - Last week, Silver Spring Networks went public on the New York Stock Exchange, an event notable not merely for being the stock market debut of a clean-tech star but also because it was only...

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This week’s VBWeekly got a little goofy, while our anchor Jolie O’Dell was traveling to the East Coast. We hit on some serious stories, including more on the Facebook drama unfolding post IPO, and a sexual harassment lawsuit that hit venture firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers. But that was...

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T-Mobile is on Wall Street today, celebrating its merger with MetroPCS and ringing the bell on The New York Stock Exchange as the country’s fourth largest wireless carrier begins a new era. The Bellevue company, which boasts 43 million customers, will trade under the new ticker symbol TMUS. “The combination...

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After a couple of bumps, T-Mobile is expected to announce Wednesday that it has finalized its acquisition of MetroPCS. With the deal done, the company will turn to the task of rapidly integrating the prepaid carrier into its existing business and technology roadmap. The company has been working on integration...

9to5mac.com

We already knew that both company’s boards had approved the merger of T-mobile USA and MetroPCS, but today the No. 4 and No. 5 U.S. carriers have officially announced the merger is now complete. Starting today the two companies will become one and begin trading under the ticker “TMUS”...

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Look out, investors! Business Insider is ringing the bell at the New York Stock Exchange this morning. And we are STOKED about it. (This really is an awesomely fun thing to do. I'll grab some behind-the-scenes pictures to show you.) We rang the bell last year and, as I recall,...

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Typically, companies have to wait years for the honor of ringing the opening bell on the New York Stock Exchange. But later this year a startup company — which may be nowhere near the IPO ledge — could receive that honor. The New York Stock Exchange has partnered with StartUp...